For some reason this report will not display in landscape orientation. I have changed the orientation parameter as well as the page layout, but this report will only display in a portrait view. Any ideas?
Flip the width and height properties of your Main Section so width is 11 and height is 8.5.
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I'm trying to use storyboard and layout constraints to align the footer image to the bottom of the view but when running on device it's hovering high above the bottom. The image is aligned with 0 margin to the superview. The view hierarchy is Controller->View->ScrollView->View->FooterImage. The image is bigger and scaled with content mode set to "aspect fit".
The constraints set on the image is sufficient, but I guess the constraints set on its super View is incorrect.
If you want to display the image at bottom you also need to make it superView align to the bottom of the ScrollView , and the same on ScrollView.
Check my previous answer here : https://stackoverflow.com/a/46539635/8187800 .
Got another issue with UISplitViewContoller on iOS 8.
When in portrait, and the displayMode is UISplitViewControllerDisplayModePrimaryOverlay, when you rotate to landscape the secondary view controller's view doesn't resize correctly during the rotation animation. Once the rotation is done, the size is adjusted to fit the screen space and it snaps into place which is quite jarring.
However, if the display mode is UISplitViewControllerDisplayModePrimaryHidden when the rotation occurs, the secondary view's size is adjusted during the rotation animation and everything looks and works as expected.
This occurs even with the out of the box Master-Detail template project from Xcode 6.1.
Any thoughts on how to get the secondary controller's view to size correctly during the animation when the primary overlay is visible?
Im working on my first iPad app.
By default Xcode generated for me a starting point project, which contains the basic template for the Split view controller.
I am focusing on the detail view controller right now (my first app version may only utilize this view).
Anyway, I noticed that in the Xcode integrated Interface Builder the detail view is 703 (width) x 768 (height).
First question: why is the width 703?
Now, the view in the IB shows a portrait layout of the view. So it's even more odd that the width is greater than the height (when it should be the other way around).
I actually expected the width to be 768, and the height 1024.
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2nd Question: In portrait mode, why is the width 1024 and height 768 (see above closing comments).
Thanks.
The split view's master is 320 px wide according to the documentation, leaving the detail pane a comfortable 768 or 704 px wide depending on the orientation of the device.
ref> ipad split view dimension parts
Please take a look here
Given an Image URL - it should show the URL in the image view
The entire screen should be occupied by this image - Do not break the aspect ratio - nor chop off any part of the image - it is ok to have some black area on the x axis or y axis to preserve the aspect ratio
The Imageview should adjust orientation as the device is moved to landscape & portrait mode.
To just show an image, you may as well use the ImageView by setting layout parameters.
Suppose you want add zoom/pan functionality, then you will have to extend ImageView.
This link should help you
Shash
I am designing a new report using oracle reports builder that comes with 10g. I have many columns to be inserted horizontally. But I couldn't increase the page width of the body section beyond 8.5 inches. But I can see the page width of some existing reports to be more than 16 inches. How do I increase the page width?. I have been googling for an hour but couldn't find anything useful. I have tried tinkering with the settings at,
File->Page Size
Tools->Options->Margin
Edit->Preferences
but no gain.
So any help would be much welcome.
Thanks.
In the Object Navigator window, open up the Layout Model node. Then double-click on the Main Section node to bring up its properties in the Property Palette window. There you will find Width, which defaults to 8.5, and Height, which defaults to 11.
Tony's answer shows how to adjust the width of the report. If you want to adjust the margin, then open up the Layout Model, click on the button "Edit Margin" (visit the tooltips to identify the button), click on the thick black border and then adjust the margin by dragging the small white square.
Regards,
Rob.
In paper layout go to headersection and double click change width height.
Do the same for mainsection and trailer section.